Summary

  • Highlights on BBC Two at 23:15 BST

  • Root & Morgan hit unbeaten half-centuries to steer England to victory

  • Five wickets for Sam Curran (three with new ball) & four for Willey

  • Dhananjaya's 91 off as many balls rescues Sri Lanka

  • Sri Lanka fall to 21-4 inside first seven overs

  • England won toss; second of three ODIs, The Oval

  • England lead three-match series 2-0

Live Reporting

Ffion Wynne, Timothy Abraham and Callum Matthews

  1. Dhananjaya de Silva has played really nicely. Here are some of his best shots from his innings.

    Spend the drinks break watching it.

  2. James Anderson
    England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    De Silva picked up the length and got under that. Great shot.

  3. Drinks break

    SL 141-5

    This has represented a good comeback from the tourists. They were 21-4, don't forget.

  4. SL 140-5

    Lovely! Dhananjaya de Silva is playing beautifully here.

    He is toying with Eoin Morgan and the England field at the moment, as he upper cuts David Willey over short third, the ball after he'd been brought up.

  5. Another change as David Willey replaces Mark Wood.

  6. James Anderson
    England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    Slower ball from Tom Curran and it was picked. That sort of swipe we saw from De Silva the previous ball but he has made contact this time and he's got a four.

  7. It's no Old Trrafford, is it?

  8. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport at The Oval

    I’m not sure if I am allowed but I’ve snuck my way onto one of the terraces which are part of the fancy new stand I mentioned earlier. Suddenly I feel like I should be wearing a smarter shirt. Nice view though.

    The Oval

  9. SL 131-5

    Jonny Bairstow must get through some throat sweets. He never, ever stops chirping.

    A juicy half volley from Tom Curran gets the treatment it deserves, as Dhananjaya de Silva moves to 70 with a shovel over mid-wicket.

  10. Double pace for England, as Tom Curran, who bowled four overs for just nine earlier, is back on to replace Adil Rashid.

  11. SL 125-5

    Today is my first day live texting back in Salford HQ since the start of the pandemic. Bear with me. It takes some getting used to again having done it on your bed and sofa for the last 15 months.

    Sri Lanka's predicted score is 220 at the moment. Having been 21-4 I'm sure they'd take that.

    Just a single from Mark Wood's sixth over.

  12. Aatif Nawaz
    BBC Test Match Special

    I would say that Sam Curran has stitched himself onto the hat, he's going nowhere.

  13. Here's how Sam Curran claimed his fourth wicket.

  14. SL 124-5

    Rebuilding done, and time to attack? Sri Lanka have handled Adil Rashid really well in these white-ball series, and they are today too.

    Dhasun Shanaka paddle sweeps for four, before repeating the shot, despite a fielder being placed there, for a couple.

    Ten from the over, with a run being scored off every ball. That's the sort of Sri Lanka need.

  15. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport at The Oval

    There are a few Sri Lanka flags around the ground - certainly more than were at Durham. The fans waving them have been kept pretty quiet but Dhananjaya da Silva is giving them something to shout about.

  16. SL 114-5

    England, of course, have wicket-taking options right through their team, but the express pace of Mark Wood is one the main ones.

    He's back on and gets greeted with a good cut for four by Dhananjaya de Silva. He's played really nicely.

  17. Thanks Tim.

    Sam Curran is going to have a very long and successful career for England isn't he?

  18. That's my first stint of commentary done so I'm going to hand over Callum Matthews to take you through the end of Sri Lanka's innings.

  19. SL 107-5

    Adil Rashid hustles through another over, clocking up four dot balls. Mark Wood preparing to replace Sam Curran.

  20. Ebony Rainford-Brent
    Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special

    I did not see that coming, it came out of the blue!